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Planning Application approved

7 years ago

Another bungalow made contemporary and family friendly with rear and lower level new extensions with lots and lots of glass and metal roof details. Cant wait till see this one finished.

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Hi,the location plan will usually show the boundary, but not the property details, so don't worry if it's not exact. However your neighbours planning permission for their extension will still be on the Bromley council planning portal. You can search for it by typing in their address. This will show you the planning officers report on the grounds the extension was granted. If the planning permission is not there, then you can inform the planners and take advice from them.
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